The work was made with the use of elements of D. Dziamska’s Education Through Movement method. The background of the work was created while painting with oil pastel to slow music (any waltz). Then children were tearing strips of grey paper to the rhythm of lively, fast music. From these strips they constructed trees and then made a snowman from origami circles. At the end they drew the missing elements and decorated the snowman with cotton wool imitating snow.
Material used:
- oil pastels
- grey paper
- glue
- cotton wool
- white and black origami circles
- drawing block
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